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 Australian Children - one in seven live in poverty. WHY DO GOVERNMENTS FAIL SO MISERABLY? By Reece Pocock, Not everyone in a democracy is free. Some are saddled with the lack of being able to live in comfort because of their poverty. It is those with the access to money that are not only free but able dominate others because of the power access to capital brings them. Workout Safely in the Heat By Gregory Schnese The heatwave in NYC snapped last week, but it’s still pretty hot outside and it won’t be cooler for a while. No matter where you live though, summer is here, with all its heat and humidity.
Garo villagers in North East India quench for safe drinking water By Saidul Khan Most of the Garo villages in Meghalaya lack safe drinking water facilities as such the scarcity of water persists. Rangira Bolsalgre, a small hamlet in West Garo Hills has set an example. The villager's prioritized that water was its prime importance and approached various organizations, West Garo Hills Community Resource Management Society, an NGO operating in Garo Hills helped the village to identify a scheme and water is now available in plenty in this village.
Exposing corrupt journalists of our time By Nava Thakuria Corruption in journalism often makes news in Indian media. The creator of news also emerges as a matter of reporting in many parts of the country. The alienated Northeast too never ignored the trend. In fact, soon after the arrest of an Assamese scribe for his involvement in a bribery case with a seasoned politician, the issue comes to the center stage of Assam media.
Hegel, I Hardly Knew Ye By Lancelot Kirby How one book leads to another, and sometimes back to ourselves.
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The Beijing Olympics And Chinese Human Right By Henk Luf With the Beijing Olympics now only weeks away, time has come to analyse the processes through which Beijing gained the bid in the first place and what progress has been made in terms of human rights in China, improvement of which was part of Chinese bid to host the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
Don’t Take a Vacation from Exercise and Healthy Foods By Gregory Schnese Nothing motivates people quite like a vacation. The sun, the water, the beach. Many of you will kick your exercise routine into high gear or start working out to get your beach bod ready. Good for you, but don’t ruin all that hard work on vacation.
Garo villagers in North East India quench for safe drinking water By Saidul Khan Most of the Garo villages in Meghalaya lack safe drinking water facilities as such the scarcity of water persists. Rangira Bolsalgre, a small hamlet in West Garo Hills has set an example. The villager's prioritized that water was its prime importance and approached various organizations, West Garo Hills Community Resource Management Society, an NGO operating in Garo Hills helped the village to identify a scheme and water is now available in plenty in this village.
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